Sport Dog Training: Elevating the Working Canine

Do you own a working breed like a Malinois, Doberman, or a Working German Shepherd? If so, you are likely already familiar with their remarkable potential and innate drive to work. At Prodogz, we are looking for dedicated individuals who share a passion for competitive dog training—encompassing tracking, obedience, and protection.

If you have a few hours to spare each week and are keen on honing your own skills while collaborating on high-level training, this invitation is tailored to you. Together, we can unlock the full spectrum of your dog's capabilities.

The Three Pillars of Schutzhund (IGP)

Tracking

The Zen of the Trail

Tracking is a methodical dance of obedience. It requires the dog's nose to delve deep into the scent with unwavering intensity. It is less about simple detection and more about a quiet, meditative bond between the dog and its work.

Obedience

Enthusiasm Over Precision

In sport obedience, a jubilant, motivated dog is the ultimate goal. We strive for a spirited engagement where the dog is eager to work, maintaining high energy and focus through escalating challenges from BH to IGP3.

Protection

Intensity and Control

Protection is where power and restraint harmonize. The dog must demonstrate a firm, calm grip and intense fervor for the work while remaining completely under the handler's control and composed in empowered moments.

Unleash Potential with Prodogz

The realm of sport dog training is built on an unwavering partnership. If you are intrigued by competitive training and envision a journey of growth alongside your working dog, Jason Lake extends a hand of collaboration.

Schutzhund transcends mere training; it is a symphony of teamwork, passion, and boundless potential. Join us in Medford to see how you and your exceptional canine companion can thrive.

Start Your Competitive Journey

Ready to embrace this transformative path? Contact us today to learn more about our sport dog programs and training groups.

CALL 541-608-2857

Based in Medford, Oregon | Serving the Rogue Valley Sport Dog Community